Designing a chatbot to support strength training in the gym

Student: Konstantin Gergenreder

Faculty: St. Petersburg School of Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science

Educational Programme: UX Analytics and Information System Design (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2024

The final qualification work considers the issue of designing a chatbot to support strength training in the gym. The system analysis of the designed solution based on Telegram bot is carried out. Using the methods of literature review, competitive analysis and interviews, initial data collection for the design was conducted. The paper compiled functional requirements for service development and evaluated the designed service using minimum viable product usability testing. Based on the methods applied, recommendations for designing chatbots in the fitness domain have been formulated. Keywords: Chat-bot, fitness application design, dialog interaction, human-centered design

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